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first of all, thank you for creating this wonderful app. I am using a Razer Naga V2 HyperSpeed on macOS, and NagaController finally makes it possible to customize the side buttons properly. It has been a huge improvement for my setup.
I wanted to share a feature idea and get your thoughts on it: supporting customization of the DPI up/down buttons as well.
There are two main reasons why this would be very useful:
1. On an MMO mouse, additional programmable buttons are always a big plus.
2. The DPI buttons on the Naga V2 HyperSpeed are, in my experience, quite easy to press accidentally. This happens fairly often during gameplay and results in unwanted DPI changes, which can be disruptive.
I am aware that this may depend on how those buttons are exposed at the HID or firmware level, especially on macOS without Synapse support. Still, I thought it might be worth asking whether this could be feasible within the current architecture or as a future enhancement.
Thanks again for your great work, and I am looking forward to hearing your feedback.
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Hi DParent10,
first of all, thank you for creating this wonderful app. I am using a Razer Naga V2 HyperSpeed on macOS, and NagaController finally makes it possible to customize the side buttons properly. It has been a huge improvement for my setup.
I wanted to share a feature idea and get your thoughts on it: supporting customization of the DPI up/down buttons as well.
There are two main reasons why this would be very useful:
1. On an MMO mouse, additional programmable buttons are always a big plus.
2. The DPI buttons on the Naga V2 HyperSpeed are, in my experience, quite easy to press accidentally. This happens fairly often during gameplay and results in unwanted DPI changes, which can be disruptive.
I am aware that this may depend on how those buttons are exposed at the HID or firmware level, especially on macOS without Synapse support. Still, I thought it might be worth asking whether this could be feasible within the current architecture or as a future enhancement.
Thanks again for your great work, and I am looking forward to hearing your feedback.
Best regards
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